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Table 2: Technology developers and capacities of the major process units................................................... 3
Table 3: Validation of gasification model based on the proximate and ultimate analyses of bio-oil, under
given input and operating conditions [34]. ...................................................................................................... 4
Table 4: Sensitivity analysis of operating conditions of WGS and CO2SEP on stoichiometric ratio of
reactants in the methanol synthesis reactor. .................................................................................................... 5
Table 5: Data extracted from simulation and classification of heat utilisation and consumption for heat
integration analysis. (a) ASU configuration. (b) Electrolyser configuration................................................... 6
Table 6: Energy balance for different capacities of BOIG-MeOH system with ASU configuration............. 7
Table 7: Energy balance for different capacities of BOIG-MeOH system with electrolyser configuration. . 8
Table 8: (a) Proximate and ultimate analyses of bio-oils from various sources. (b) Comparison of
performance analysis of once-through, 1350 MW BOIG-MeOH system with ASU configuration, between
poplar wood, miscanthus and oilseed rape as feedstocks. ............................................................................... 9
Table 9: Input data for capital cost evaluation.............................................................................................. 10
Table 10: Input data for operating cost evaluation. ...................................................................................... 11
Table 11: Summary of economic analysis, estimated netback of bio-oil and COP of methanol. ................ 12
Table 12: Cost of transporting bio-oil from distributed pyrolysis plants to centralised 1350 MW BOIGMeOH system. ............................................................................................................................................... 13
Unit
ASPEN
Plus model
AIRCOMP
ASU
CO2COMP
CO2SEP
COMBGMIX
ELECTRO [E]
GASIFIER
GASTURB
GTCOMB
H2O2SEP
H2OREM
HE1
HE2
HE3
HE4 [A]
HE5 [A]
HRSG
SYNGCOMP
SYNGCOOL
SYNGEXP
SYNGMIX [E]
METHANOL
METSEP
WGS [A]
Compr
Sep
Compr
Sep
Mixer
RGibbs
RGibbs
Compr
REquil
Sep
Flash2
Heater
Heater
Heater
Heater
Heater
Heater
Compr
Heater
Compr
Mixer
REquil
Flash2
REquil
Outlet
temperature
(C)
Pressure (bar)
Other specification
14
80
130
1132
1200
14
30
30
2
14
50[A], 100[E]
630
50[A], 35[E]
35[A], 40[E]
270
40
100
450[A], 100[E]
250
40
450
30
30
30[A], 80[E]
80[A], 24[E]
100
24
1.013
100
30
40
30
100
24
30
Process Unit
Gasifier
Methanol synthesis
reactor
Electrolyser
Cryogenic ASU
Technology Developer
Shell, GE, E-Gas,
Koppers Totzek,
Destec, Prenflo, etc.
Lurgi, ICI, Air
Products, etc.
Proton Energy Systems,
Hydrogenics, Norsk
Hydro Electrolysers
AS, etc.
Air Products, Universal
Industrial Gases, etc.
Entrained flow
10-60 Nm3/h of
hydrogen [32]
Pressurised alkaline
electrolysis process
Oxygen production
Table 3: Validation of gasification model based on the proximate and ultimate analyses of bio-oil, under given input and
operating conditions [34].
70
56
Moisture
30
37
Ash
LHV, as received (MJ/kg)
15.6
23.3
Table 4: Sensitivity analysis of operating conditions of WGS and CO2SEP on stoichiometric ratio of reactants in the methanol synthesis reactor.
Temperature
of WGS
(C)
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
Outlet of WGS
Components' molar flow rate
(kmol/s)
CO
CO2
H2
H2O
0.24
1.13
1.70
0.03
0.28
1.09
1.66
0.07
0.33
1.04
1.61
0.12
0.39
0.98
1.55
0.18
0.45
0.92
1.48
0.25
0.51
0.85
1.42
0.31
0.57
0.79
1.36
0.37
Outlet of CO2SEP
SN
0.41
0.41
0.41
0.41
0.41
0.41
0.41
H2/CO
7.06
5.95
4.87
3.97
3.28
2.77
2.38
CO/CO2
SN
99%
6.70
5.69
4.69
3.85
3.20
2.71
2.33
90%
4.49
4.00
3.47
2.99
2.58
2.24
1.98
85%
3.73
3.39
3.00
2.63
2.30
2.03
1.81
80%
3.16
2.91
2.62
2.33
2.07
1.85
1.66
75%
2.71
2.52
2.30
2.07
1.87
1.69
1.53
70%
2.35
2.21
2.03
1.86
1.69
1.54
1.41
99%
21.35
25.72
32.15
40.48
50.52
62.09
75.00
90%
2.13
2.57
3.22
4.05
5.05
6.21
7.50
85%
1.42
1.71
2.14
2.70
3.37
4.14
5.00
80%
1.07
1.29
1.61
2.02
2.53
3.10
3.75
75%
0.85
1.03
1.29
1.62
2.02
2.48
3.00
70%
0.71
0.86
1.07
1.35
1.68
2.07
2.50
Note: Outlet of WGS refers to stream 8 while outlet of CO2SEP refers to stream 12 in Figure 1.
Table 5: Data extracted from simulation and classification of heat utilisation and consumption for heat integration analysis. (a) ASU configuration. (b) Electrolyser configuration.
(a)
Heat Duty (kW)
Process Unit
Supply
Temperature
(C)
Target
Temperature
(C)
1 MW
675 MW
1350 MW
Heat
supply/demand
GASIFIER
HE1
HE2
HE3
HE4
HE5
HRSG
METHANOL
SYNGCOOL
WGS
1133
25
450
130.8
190.4
169.9
737.2
250
1133
450
1133
630
50
35
270
40
100
250
450
450
0
16
82
4
7
32
236
63
117
27
11
11026
55317
2690
5007
21455
95307
42714
78949
17969
20
22052
110662
5381
10020
42944
231116
85502
157719
35924
neutral
demand
supply
supply
demand
supply
supply
supply
supply
supply
Supply
Temperature
(C)
1133
130
188.5
250
745.3
250
1133
Target
Temperature
(C)
1133
630
35
40
100
250
100
(b)
Process Unit
GASIFIER
HE1
HE2
HE3
HRSG
METHANOL
SYNGCOOL
675 MW
1350 MW
Heat
supply/demand
0
14
3
51
241
112
213
11
9249
2262
34726
128448
75938
143824
20
18498
4529
69482
256915
151937
287475
neutral
demand
supply
supply
supply
supply
supply
Table 6: Energy balance for different capacities of BOIG-MeOH system with ASU configuration.
System mode
Once-through
System capacity
1 MW
675 MW
1350 MW
kg/s
kW
1350 MW
kW
kg/s
372.1
0.115
270346.8
82.6
581501.1
176.2
453225.3
144.4
111.1
0.030
78531.6
21.2
157433.6
42.5
157433.6
42.5
kW
Recycle (90%)
kg/s
kW
kg/s
118.5
0.032
95201.0
25.7
230779.1
62.3
74827.3
20.2
63.0
0.024
42714.0
16.0
85502.0
32.0
113178.0
42.3
27.0
0.010
17969.0
6.7
35924.0
13.4
35924.0
13.4
52.5
0.019
35931.2
13.0
71862.4
26.0
71862.4
26.0
280.2
0.135
189732.2
91.4
379451.0
182.8
389632.6
187.6
23.0
0.013
16033.0
9.0
32072.0
18.0
32072.0
18.0
238.2
0.113
161262.0
76.5
322504.6
153.0
322504.6
153.0
19.0
0.009
12437.2
5.9
24874.4
11.8
35056.0
16.6
0.0
0.0
463.8
0.22
24031.2
11.4
53121.6
25.2
65.4
44005.0
111664.6
65956.9
107.0
81922.0
192455.0
79628.0
GASTURB
101.0
77902.0
184411.0
60521.0
SYNGEXP
6.0
4020.0
8044.0
19107.0
35.0
35451.0
83771.0
47283.0
ST1
3.0
2364.0
4726.0
1750.0
ST2
23.0
27016.0
61873.0
31863.0
ST3
9.0
5970.0
11943.0
13670.0
ST4
0.0
101.0
5229.0
0.0
81.8
64037.1
149526.9
101955.9
ASU
22.8
15430.1
30860.9
30860.9
SYNGCOMP
13.0
8800.0
17613.0
34360.0
CO2COMP
3.0
2288.0
4576.0
4576.0
AIRCOMP
43.0
37519.0
96477.0
32159.0
60.2
53335.9
126699.1
24955.1
Production of methanol
388.0
0.019
262800.0
13.4
526000.0
26.3
739111.1
44.8
46.8
48.3
56.6
51.4
53.4
56.6
61.5
37.0
Table 7: Energy balance for different capacities of BOIG-MeOH system with electrolyser configuration.
System mode
Once-through
System capacity
1 MW
675 MW
1350 MW
kg/s
419.4
0.125
327831.8
96.4
659428.9
193.8
523994.5
161.7
185.2
0.050
125946.9
34.0
251893.8
68.0
251893.8
68.0
122.2
0.033
125946.9
34.0
255598.1
69.0
77790.7
21.0
112.0
0.042
75938.0
28.4
151937.0
56.8
194310.0
72.7
254.3
0.128
170932.6
85.7
342497.6
171.7
356621.2
178.4
14.0
0.014
9249.0
9.0
18498.0
18.0
18498.0
18.0
208.7
0.099
140392.8
66.6
281207.2
133.4
281207.2
133.4
31.6
0.015
21290.8
10.1
42792.4
20.3
56916.0
27.0
23.2
0.011
41316.8
19.6
84530.8
40.1
2677.2
1.27
105.7
kg/s
kW
1350 MW
kW
Heat recovery into steam generation
kW
Recycle (90%)
kg/s
kW
kg/s
97100.1
196001.2
148096.2
114.0
108177.0
216382.0
86960.0
GASTURB
106.0
102539.0
205100.0
62921.0
SYNGEXP
8.0
5638.0
11282.0
24039.0
67.0
59574.0
120270.0
68196.0
ST1
6.0
3767.0
7534.0
4848.0
ST2
49.0
42057.0
84826.0
50611.0
ST3
7.0
4751.0
9501.0
12154.0
ST4
5.0
8999.0
18409.0
583.0
525.7
336613.9
673255.2
619246.2
393.7
265845.9
531702.2
531702.2
23.0
15826.0
31665.0
51622.0
CO2COMP
2.0
1344.0
2691.0
2691.0
AIRCOMP
43.0
53598.0
107197.0
33231.0
280.7
168862.9
336603.2
464090.2
Production of methanol
667.2
0.033
450800.0
22.5
902000.0
45.1
1200778.0
38.7
41.8
41.9
54.6
49.2
56.2
56.4
65.5
60.0
Table 8: (a) Proximate and ultimate analyses of bio-oils from various sources. (b) Comparison of performance analysis of once-through,
1350 MW BOIG-MeOH system with ASU configuration, between poplar wood, miscanthus and oilseed rape as feedstocks.
(a)
Source of bio-oil
Moisture
Poplar
23.3
70.0
30.0
56.0
7.0
37.0
Miscanthus
30.7
89.9
10.1
64.2
8.3
27.5
Oilseed Rape
35.7
90.5
9.5
77.5
12.0
10.5
(b)
Type of bio-oil
Poplar
Miscanthus
111.7
23.5
Oilseed
Rape
17.7
126.7
116.3
117.8
94.7
141.6
144.5
526.0
786.9
802.9
48.3
66.9
68.2
56.6
68.6
69.5
Gasifier
Water-gas shift reactor
Methanol reactor
Gas turbine
Steam turbine (inc. condenser)
HRSG
SYNGCOOL
Cryogenic ASU
Water electrolyser
Compressor and expander
Specification
Instrumentation and control
Buildings
Grid connections
Site preparation
Civil works (inc. waste water treatment)
Electronics
Piping
Total Direct Capital (TDC)
Indirect Capital Cost
Item No. Specification
18
Engineering
19
Contingency
20
Fees/overheads/profits
21
Start-up
Total Indirect capital (TIC)
Total Capital Costs
Base Cost
(million Euro)
25.5
40.59
7.7
6.55
3.81
2.87
2.87
19.6
Scale factor,
R
0.7
0.85
0.6
0.7
0.7
0.8
0.8
0.75
10.2
0.85
Base scale
400 MW HHV
15.6 Mmol CO+H2/h
87.5 t MeOH/h
25 MW
12.3 MW
47.5 t/h
47.5 t/h
24 t/h
825 Euro/kW
13.2 MW
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Cost Estimation
10% of TIC
0.595 million Euro/100 MW LHV
20% of (2)
20% of (2)
50% of (2)
10% of TIC
1% of TIC
2% of TIC
1% of TIC
0.021 Euro/kWh
0.080 Euro/kWh
10.5 Euro/t
TFO + TVO
30% of DPC
DPC + Miscellaneous
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Table 11: Summary of economic analysis, estimated netback of bio-oil and COP of methanol.
Configuration
Capacity (MW LHV)
ASU
1
Mode
675
Electrolyser
1350
Once-through
1350
Recycle
675
1350
Once-through
1350
Recycle
0.592
66.6
123.5
110.2
0.572
100.5
204.1
188.9
0.152
66.0
130.9
62.1
0.330
209.8
418.5
445.9
0.226
128.8
270.6
282.1
0.240
162.3
324.7
432.3
0.232
131.0
275.8
283.1
0.087
34.2
81.2
16.0
0.006
2.20
5.24
1.03
c. Methanol
0.140
94.6
189.4
266.1
0.240
162.3
324.7
432.3
1800
1214496
2430000
2430000
1800
1214496
2430000
2430000
0.518
3.89
16.15
109.8
0.662
148.0
297.9
202.6
287.5
3.20
6.65
45.2
367.8
121.9
122.6
83.4
0.512
1.69
21.4
110.8
0.671
155.0
311.8
221.8
284.4
1.39
8.80
45.6
372.8
127.6
128.3
91.3
558.7
378400.0
757440.0
1064320.0
960.0
649152.4
1298880.0
1729086.4
0.135
91.1
182.3
182.3
0.135
91.1
182.3
182.3
0.792
189.6
355.5
338.6
1.04
401.4
804.9
817.1
1418.0
501.0
469.3
318.1
1080.2
618.3
619.7
472.6
0.787
187.4
350.2
337.5
1.05
408.4
818.8
836.3
1408.0
495.2
462.4
317.1
1089.5
629.1
630.4
483.7
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Table 12: Cost of transporting bio-oil from distributed pyrolysis plants to centralised 1350 MW BOIG-MeOH system.
Researcher
Method of transporting bio-oil
Maximum load / capacity
Analysis approach
Cost estimating
Fixed cost
Variable cost
Distance assumed
Bio-oil transportation cost (million Euro/y)
Bio-oil transportation cost (Euro/t)
0.03384 Euro/m3
0.09608 Euro/m3/km
100 km
21.6
8.89
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